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Moving Out
Its been a couple days since I've last written. Sorry about that but I have been going, going, going and am SO tired. Went to the beach the day after we got here. The water was really cold so swimming was not a possibility since it was way to early in the morning for me. On the plus side I only managed to get sunburned in one spot, so go me!!. The next day we walked all over Lisbon. We rode the tram around to see ...
Portuguese hummingbird impersonator?
... Weather a little cloudy we decided to embark on a game of tennis at the tennis court. We're cheap skates so instead of hiring the racquets we used our bat and ball racquets! Pleased to say I am now the reigning tennis champion as well as pinga ponga!!
The following morning we set off early for Cascais. On arrival we put up the awning (soooo much easier the second time!) and headed straight for the pool! Lovely pool here, ...
Lisbon Day 2
... to the Discoveries, and the Jerónimos Monastery. We stopped at a small place for lucnh. Chris ordered a shrimp salad which was stacked with shrimp. The three of us were thoroughly embarassed when we saw Chris de-veining every tiny piece of shrimp because he looked to closely at what was inside the shrimp. In this touristy area there was also a famous cream pastry shop, so of course we stopped. A piece of flaky pastry filled ...
Tooth Story
... A second dentist concurred: the tooth had to go. I said I needed to think about this. They did not even charge me for the visit.
By the next day, while the rest of the country was engaging in a general strike, I had decided to have the tooth taken out and I got an appointment that same morning to have it done. I walked more slowly up the street ...
Eating an Octopus at the Park
The Parque das Naçoes (Park of Nations) was built for the 1998 Lisbon World Exposition when two guys wanted to celebrate 500 years of Portuguese Exploration. They got Government support and Boom, there it was. The theme was "The Oceans, a Heritage for the Future" since, as you know, the Portuguese were famous sea farers...500 years ago.
This parque was opened for 132 days in 1998 and attracted 11 million visitors, it resulted in a new subway line, ...
Location
Historical Traveler Reviews Hotel Baia Cascais
Very Good Hotel/Excellent Location
Just back from 9 nights at the Baia Hotel. Had a first floor room with a fantastic seaview. Could sit for hours on the balcony just looking at the sea and activities of Cascais. Room was very nice (not luxurious or huge) but clean, comfortable, air conditioned, TV, Shower etc. Buffet breakfast included in our rate -and it was really nice/plenty of fruit, bread, cheese, meat, eggs, juice tea/coffee, croissants, cake etc. We had snacks at the Pool Bar and they were ok, but a bit pricey. We did not have Evening meal, as there were so many restaurants to choose from in Cascais. Rooftop pool and Sundeck - really nice. Not great for children as no real facilities -but for couples etc it was excellent. The location is just perfect - only minutes away from Restaurants,Shops Bars etc. We found the staff pleasant and courteous. Would definitely stay there again - but do request a room at the Front, as the views are unbelieveable. Cascais is well worth a visit.
Good location, Staff Not very good
View and location are great. Staff not very friendly. Rooms are not impressive. Parking on site.
Great Location
The Hotel was in a great location - on the waterfront and right downtown and just steps to Cascais' great shopping too. The staff was super accomodating as they arranged for an early check-in for us. The breakfast buffet was more than sufficient and much more complete than many others I've experienced. If ever in Cascais again, I'll definitely stay at the Hotel Baia!
Great views, average hotel
We stayed here in October 2004. Although the views from the rooms are terrific, the hotel is just average. As long as you don't expect anything special you will not be disappointed. The rooms are old, but clean, and the breakfast adequate.
Exellent
I stayed here and found the Hotel ideal for location, comfortable beds and they were cleaned everyday when we were out. The staff were friendly and accomodating. I would recommend as a place to stay although i suggest you ask for a seaview on the forth floor. Enjoy.
One Night-er
Unfortunately, we only had the one night here as an alternative to staying our last night in Portugal in the bustling center of Lisbon.
(Dec.18/03) Our 4th floor, center room had a great view over the ever changing, beach and bay of fishing boats coming and going. Close to a very upscale shopping area, bars, restaurants and shops. Room was clean and comfortable, desk staff were polite and friendly. The buffet breakfast (included) was not up to the standard we had experienced had other hotels in Portugal. I would rate about 6 out of 10. Defintely would like to return to this hotel, because of its great location, and stay longer.
Superb location, great view, excellent service - but shame about breakfast
My wife and I stayed in the Hotel Baia for five nights, late September 2003. Great holiday. It has by far the best location in all of Cascais and is central to all activities and amenities. The bedrooms are a bit small but have great view from balcony. Management and staff very attentive and friendly.
The only downside was the somewhat disappointing breakfast - more especially the tepid and tasteless couled with the fact that there was no fresh fruit juices.
Apart from that one issue with braekfast - great hotel and well worth consideration.
Home Away From Home
The Hotel Baia is the perfect place to stay in Cascais. The view from our balcony is an ever changing scene from typical Portugese life. The rooms are comfortable,but not fancy and the staff is wonderful. They will give you all the attention and help you need or want. The maids and desk help have become our friends over the last four years and we are looking forward to our next 3 weeks in March. Everything is within walking distance of the hotel and very close to the bus and train stations. The room price includes breakfast daily and it is very good.
Especially the coffee!
Perfect view; terrible service
Hotel Baia has one of the best views of anywhere we've ever stayed. Our room directly overlooked the beach and colorful fishing boats. At 5 pm daily we sat on our balcony and watched the fishermen bring in the daily catch. The rooms were mediocre and drab, but it didn't matter as we couldn't bring ourselves away from the balcony. The worst fault of the hotel was its service -- the worst of any hotel I've ever stayed.
The gentlemen at reception were aloof, unhelpful, and at times rude.
Would I stay there again? You bet! The view was worth it all. I also thought the hotel was very reasonably priced for its location. It is also central to good restaurants and shopping.
Hotel Baia Cascais
The perfect location in Cascais within walking distance of most everything. The rooms are of decent size yet the furnishings are minimal. I had a one bedroom suite that I would consider most disappointing. The living room consisted of a not very attractive leather couch, period! No hair dryers in the bathroom. Even though I found everything to be clean, the hotel is showing its age from the roof top pool to the breakfast room. The Best Western Citadela ( a 4 star property which is not as good a location ) would be my pick since the rooms are more up to date and the breakfast room was far superior!